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. 2015 May 20;19(5):924–934. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015001482

Table 5.

Univariable results: characteristics of schools and teachers as well as attributes of the innovation and covariates associated with implementation of Action Schools! BC

Coefficient 95 % CI OR P value
Covariates (school level)
School size −0·004 −0·007,−0·001 1·00 0·016
Percentage of the population with post-secondary education −0·009 −0·075, 0·056 0·99 0·781
Census metropolitan area and census agglomeration influenced zones
Tracted/non-tracted agglomeration v. metropolitan area* −0·325 −1·870, 1·219 0·72 0·680
Strongly to weakly influenced zones v. metropolitan area* 1·008 −0·248, 2·264 2·74 0·116
Covariates (teacher level)
Sex (female v. male*) 0·282 −0·519, 1·082 1·33 0·491
Teaching experience 0·183 −0·080, 0·446 1·20 0·173
Characteristics of schools
Organizational climate −0·365 −0·844, 0·113 0·69 0·134
Organizational capacity −0·025 −0·655, 0·605 0·98 0·939
Level of institutionalization 0·183 −0·093, 0·459 1·20 0·194
Environmental influences −0·580 −1·671, 0·512 0·56 0·298
Characteristics of teachers
Self-efficacy 1·636 0·914, 2·359 5·14 0·000
Users of AS! BC PA (users v. non-users*) 1·960 0·960, 2·959 7·10 0·000
Training (yes v. no*) 1·845 1·034, 2·656 6·33 0·000
Attributes of the innovation
Attributes of AS! BC 1·373 0·571, 2·175 3·95 0·001

AS! BC PA, Action Schools! BC Physical Activity.

*

Referent group.

Incremental change of 10 %.

Comparing 25th and 75th percentile scores.